42 containment, negative air, and dust control products our consultants have used on live healthcare projects, each mapped to the ICRA class it satisfies.
From the wall system down to the mounting strips that hold it together, with buying guidance on every page.
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Oncore VettedThe risk assessment already told you the class of work. Start there, and these are the categories that address the precautions it calls for.
Inspection and non-invasive work. Ceiling tile removal for visual inspection, painting without sanding, minor electrical or trim work.
Small-scale, short-duration work that creates minimal dust. Cutting access panels, accessing chase spaces, sanding or patching a small wall area.
Work that generates moderate to high dust levels, or that requires removing a fixed building component such as a wall, ductwork, or casework.
Major demolition and construction. Work spanning multiple shifts, requiring consecutive work shifts, or involving heavy demolition and removal of a complete cabling or ceiling system.
Prefer to browse by brand? Each partner has a full catalog page with product detail, install videos, and the discount that applies to Oncore clients.

Air purification, pressure monitoring, and negative air solutions engineered in the USA for healthcare construction, infection prevention, and ICRA 2.0 containment.

Reusable dust barrier zippers, self-closing magnetic entry strips, and clear barrier panels — the new standard for ICRA 2.0 containment in healthcare construction.

STARC's reusable ICRA wall panels make it easy to maintain infection control, protect patients, and keep critical areas operational during any renovation or expansion.
Nothing gets listed on a spec sheet alone. Each product has been specified, installed, or inspected by Oncore consultants on active healthcare construction sites where the containment had to hold.
Every category is tied to the ICRA classes and precautions it addresses, so you can move from a completed risk assessment to a purchase order without guessing whether the product fits the class of work.
Our partners extend discounts to Oncore clients that are applied when you buy through this marketplace. No membership, no code to remember on most catalogs.
A note on terminology. ASHE does not review, endorse, or approve specific products for ICRA compliance, and no organization certifies products against the matrix. When we describe a product as ICRA compliant, we mean it meets the precaution requirements the matrix sets out for the classes listed, based on Oncore’s professional assessment. Responsibility for the risk assessment and the products selected for a given project remains with the facility and the project team.
We work with manufacturers of containment systems, dust control products, and negative air equipment used on healthcare construction sites. If your products hold up on a Class IV job, we would like to see them.